Sentence examples for sick case from inspiring English sources

Jackson said Wilson was in the area "coming off a sick case," and initiated contact with Brown because the teenager was "blocking traffic, that's it".

It makes us sick — cases of diarrhea spike when sewers overflow.

Re "Doctors Take Note: Even the Whiners Sometimes Get Sick" (Cases, Feb. 28): The second patient described in Dr. Anne Marie Valinoti's column was a vivid reminder of the admonition heard so often by medical students that hypochondriacs ultimately die of organic disease.

To make the difference between the real and the pretending sick cases, the magistrate uses the supposed experts' knowledge.

Walking sick cases were collected under shelter of the station buildings, and cot cases were transferred to 2nd Light Horse Field Ambulance cacolets.

Our standard scenario considers reductions of 10%, 20%and30%0% for moderately sick cases, very sick cases (at home) and extremely sick cases (hospitalized), respectively.

The rationale for distinguishing very sick and extremely sick cases is that only extremely sick cases can die from the disease and need to be hospitalized; in all other aspects, both groups of severe cases are assumed to be identical.

Only 10% of "severely sick" cases (as defined in [ 8]) were assumed to be well enough to travel.

Very sick patients are advised to withdraw to their home (W) until the disease is over whereas extremely sick cases are immediately hospitalized (H).

Sojourn times are D A, a and D M, a for asymptomatic and moderately sick cases, respectively, and D V, a for both groups of severe cases.

Sources: Contagiousness of asymptomatic cases: [11]; degree of contagiousness during the early infectious period and equality of the contagiousness of moderately and severely sick cases: assumed.